...to make use of the author. He described Mrs. Manley to Stella as having " very generous principles for one of her sort, and a great deal of good sense and invention ; " although Steele, after she had attacked him, professed to find her " a bubble to his mind." She...

...to make use of the author. He described Mrs. Manley to Stella as having " very generous principles for one of her sort, and a great deal of good sense and invention ;" although Steele, after she had attacked him, professed to find her " a bubble to his mind." She...

...to make use of the author. He described Mrs. Manley to Stella as having " very generous principles for one of her sort, ' and a great deal of good sense and invention ; " although Steele, after she had attacked him, professed to find her " a bubble to his mind." She...

...to make use of the author. He described Mrs. Manley to Stella as having " very generous principles for one of her sort, and a great deal of good sense and invention ; " although Steele, after she had attacked him, professed to find her " a bubble to his mind." She...

...to make use of the author. He described Mrs. Manley to Stella as having " very generous principles for one of her sort, and a great deal of good sense and invention ; " although Steele, after she had attacked him, professed to find her " a bubble to his mind." She...

...dropsy and a sore leg. Swift wrote : ' I am heartily sorry for her ; she has very generous principles for one of her sort, and a great deal of good sense and invention ; she is about forty, тегу homely, and very fat ' (Journal to Stella, 28 Jan. 1711-12). In May 1713 Steele had an angry...

...me he is afraid she cannot live long. I am heartily sorry for her : she has very generous principles for one of her sort ; and a great deal of good sense...invention : she is about forty, very homely, and very fat" — Journal, January 28, 17H. Other more respectable literary aspirants found a helping hand from Swift....

...me he is afraid she cannot live long. I am heartily sorry for her : she has very generous principles for one of her sort; and a great deal of good sense...: she is about forty, very homely, and very fat." — Journal, January 28, 17H. Other more respectable literary aspirants found a helping hand from Swift....

...me he is afraid she cannot live long. I am heartily sorry for her ; she has very generous principles for one of her sort; and a great deal of good sense...the Duke of Ormond, and the Prolocutor, about what Lord-Treasurer spoke to me yesterday ; I know not what will be the issue. There is but a slender majority...

...foreign here. " I am heartily sorry for her," Swift wrote to Stella; " she has generous principles for one of her sort, and a great deal of good sense and invention; she is about forty, homely, and very fat." Abraham Cowley was here not on business of the Muses, but on business of the...